Naigaon: From Barren Land to Integrated Township

The visionary journey in Naigaon began in November 2007 with the acquisition of a 150-acre plot that was essentially undeveloped land, characterized by rough, narrow roads and a complete lack of modern infrastructure.

WE SAW POTENTIAL

As civil engineers, we saw beyond what existed. Over the years, we undertook the gradual but determined process of acquiring land and laying the groundwork for long-term transformation.

Pioneering urban transformation with modern infrastructure

We were the first in the area to secure approvals for 14-storey buildings, a significant departure from the prevailing low-rise landscape. Crucially, we introduced 24/7 water and power infrastructure in a region that had long relied on tanker supply. Alongside residential development, we executed major upgrades to public infrastructure. A full-fledged road network — with 40-metre, 30-metre, and 20-metre-wide roads — was planned and built, dramatically improving connectivity and setting a new urban standard for the area.

Comprehensive infrastructure development

Uninterrupted Power

24/7 electricity for all households

24/7 Water Access

replacing outdated tanker water system

Wider Roads Built

40m, 30m, and 20m roads dramatically improving connectivity

Over time, the township began to evolve vertically — from four-storey buildings to 14, and later 22- and 23-storey towers, with 35-storey developments now in the pipeline. This gradual vertical progression has reshaped Naigaon’s skyline, turning what was once an overlooked corner of the suburbs into a well-connected, future-facing township.

What began as barren land is today a growing, self-sustained urban ecosystem — built from the ground up through long-term vision, engineering discipline, and a deep belief in creating lasting value.

FEATURED PROJECTS

Projects in Naigaon